Manav Public School, Nayagaon, celebrate Teej

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Aug 06, 2025 IST

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The school celebrated the Teej festival with great enthusiasm. Young children enjoyed the festival by playing on swings and applying mehndi, fully immersing themselves in the spirit of the occasion. Principal Shobha Rani joined in the celebrations alongside the students, and took the opportunity to explain the significance of Teej in detail. All staff members participated in the festivities, contributing to a joyful and culturally rich experience for the children.

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